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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
4
The Estherville Journal reports on Iowa legislative action including a state marshal bill to enforce prohibition, possible Republican reunification, and the Harvest Trust inquiry. It notes a pending railroad strike risk affecting 45,000 workers, and discusses John Penny’s pardon case tied to a 8 year sentence in Anamosa Penitentiary.
A fragmentary ancient myth outline argues over the forbidden fruit. It cites various guesses such as fig grape and pomegranate, but a vivid telling describes an ear of wheat ruby red on a golden tree with emerald leaves. The expulsion date is given as Monday May 10, with long exile and later angels bearing gifts to Adam.
An article from Forest and Stream extols fly fishing rods focusing on handle weight as the key. It notes affordable options in the $5 to $10 range, discusses rod lengths from ten feet to shorter versions, and explains how a lighter rod with a comfortable wooden handle affects fatigue and performance for different user strength levels.
A curious tale tells how Walter Scott, while composing The Bride of Lammermoor in illness, later forgot the very tale he had created. James Ballantyne says the book was finished and published before Scott could rise, and the author recalled nothing of the incidents or dialogues he had written. Lockhart corroborates, asserting the memory loss is beyond question.
In Shiraz, Persia, a devastating earthquake struck as Professor Vimburg, a Hungarian orlenuiiist, was visiting. The shock toppled houses, split hills, and sent villagers into panic. Frenzied locals cried that foreigners caused the calamity, pursuing the professor’s lodging until a nearby collapse blocked their mob.
A reflective note envisions a future dress millennium where women achieve ease, elegance, and practical pockets through basic training in dignity, charm, and common sense, shaping a society focused on poised appearance and sensible attire.
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt presents a wry exchange about legal outcomes where a "matrimonial mistake" leads to talk of a second trial. The banter features a gay grass widow and a quizzical remark on justice and remarriage.
A week after her marriage the bride quotes her husband as saying he shares all he knows, while her ex-rival mocks the pair. The exchange hints at a tense alliance and social pressure as the two women interact in the wake of the wedding.
In a Brooklyn Life snippet, Stella wonders about why sentiment attaches to a first kiss while Bella compares it to the frat tooth, saying you must have it before the second.
The article profiles the woodland caribou detailing its restlessness, long daily travel, keen senses, and elusive nature. It notes antlered sex differences, winter hoof design, and the animal's wary, solitary to gregarious habits. It covers diet, habitat from Maine to Newfoundland, and hunter interactions as described by New England observers.
Wall paper offered in all kinds and colors by Jay Johnston & Co. Ready for homes and offices, the selection emphasizes variety and quality. Prompt delivery and competitive prices noted.
Local notes from Emmet report fine weather and visits. A list of residents, social calls, school absences due to mumps, a basket social planned at Emmet Grove School, cattle sales, and a funeral trip to Ohio touch daily life in the community.
At the Ha bherville Lodge B P O Elks regular meeting last evening officers were elected. E R Walter Crowell K Loig K D BR Carleon E Loy K D A Mead EK Les K D RB Alexander Beo W V Howard Treasurer Howard Espeset Tyler Dr Alex Ivey Trustee Frank Alibro Rep Grand Lodge N J Lee Alternate J J J Blopp. Man and team wanted for about a month lig.
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